Deceleration and trapping of ammonia using time-varying electric fields

By H. Bethlem, F. Crompvoets, R. Jongma, S. Y. T. Meerakker, G. Meijer. 2002

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Subfields: Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

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In Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics

1. H. Bethlem
2. G. Meijer
3. Mikhail A. Baranov
4. S. Y. T. Meerakker
5. Masahito Ueda
6. R. Krems
7. Y. Kawaguchi
8. Jun Ye

Citations in the corpus

• Taming molecular beams (2008, background): “When φ is small the acceptance is large but the deceleration per stage is small [16].”
• Theoretical progress in many-body physics with ultracold dipolar gases (2008, background): “Recent successful realization and studies of Bose–Einstein condensation of 52Cr atoms [1–7] and progress in trapping and cooling of polar molecules [8–19] stimulated great interest in the properties of dipolar systems at low temperatures.”
• Production and application of translationally cold molecules (2003, methodology): “Transverse stability A scheme of the experimental setup used in Bethlem et al. (2002a) is shown in figure 20.”